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Nothing strengthens the judgment and quickens the conscience like individual responsibility. A society is a collection of all individuals. Just as many tiny drops become a great ocean, so the collective contribution of all individuals can make our society a place we will all want to belong to! Each individual must come forward to contribute either physically or monetarily towards society.
Charity begins at home. As it is very aptly said "BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD"
Our community service program proposes to expose our students to a reality outside their own experience so that they may learn to cope with unexpected difficulties and mature in the process.
SGS encourages its students to play a constructive role in the community by being actively involved in initiatives like:
- Adopting a monument
- Adopting a village / park
- Neighbourhood Traffic Committee
- Local Cleanliness
- Environment Awareness Campaigns
31st October 2013 - Concern for Community
 The students of classes VI - X from Sachdeva Global School adopted a society park and went on a plantation drive to samrat ashoka enclave, sec-18, Dwarka.
A group of 20 students went there and owned 1 - 2 plants each. The head of the school Mrs. Novita Chopra and Academic Supervisor, Sumana Dutta initiated the drive by planting the first tree in the garden. We planted different types of palms, ashoka trees.
The students will be going to the society once a week for the maintenance of the plants. It was a small initiative by the eco club members for the betterment of our environment.
We believe in M. K. Gandhi who rightly said "Be the change you want to see in the world"
9th October 2013 - Visit to Orphanage Home
 As part of the community service initiatives of the school, a delegation of students from classes VI to VIII visited an orphanage, 'Don Bosco Ashalayam' at Palam on Wednesday, 09 October 2013. They presented a cultural programme and also gifted the children at the orphanage with clothes, books and toys collected from all students of the school. This gesture not only brought a smile to the face of each soul at the orphanage, but also created an increased sensitivity in the school children towards the need for community service. This also instilled a "spirit of giving" towards those who are not as privileged as ourselves.
August 2013 - Donation to 'RAHAT FLOODS'
The unthinkable calamity caused by floods at Uttarakhand and its disastrous fallout in terms of life and property has left an indelible mark on the conscience of every Indian. Today, the heart of each one of us wants to reach out to help the survivors in whatever way possible. SGS in collaboration with 'Goonj', an NGO of national repute has tried to provide assistance to the ill fated people by donating to the campaign 'RAHAT FLOODS'. All parents, staff and students donated open- heartedly following items.
Tarpaulins, mosquito nets, blankets and woollens, cooking utensils, buckets, torch and batteries, umbrellas, basic medicines, water purifier tablets, crutches, candles, lanterns, feeding bottles, rope etc.
Monetary contributions were also sent to GOONJ office as a part of the social initiatives taken up by the school.
21 February 2013 - Joy of Giving - Trip to Goonj
As part of the social initiatives of the school, a delegation of students and teachers visited Goonj, an NGO committed to social upliftment, at its Head office at Sarita Vihar on 21st February 2013. This delegation carried various articles collected by the school students as donation to the poor and underprivileged.
The visit was able to inculcate 32 brand ambassadors of Class VIII towards the noble cause for which GOONJ is working, a way in which society gives back to society. Some of the simple but effective initiatives taken up by Goonj are:
a). Vastra Samman: Reusing old clothes to solve the problems of poor to some extent.
b). Cloth for work: Turn very old charitable cloth into a resource for development work in Indian villages.
c). Not just a piece of cloth: Providing clean cloth and preventing hygiene problems in women.
d). School to School: Forging long-term strategic relationship between urban and rural schools.
e). Rahat Floods: Collecting relief for people affected by floods.
f). Rahat Winters: Winter campaign for the underprivileged.
g). Recycling: Recycling of used materials using ingenuity.
The exposure to our students for this cause ensured awareness and sensitivity towards requirements of the society. We hope that this endeavour will be a stepping stone towards students' involvement in social causes.
11th February 2013 - Donation for a social cause
The workshop conducted in the school premises on 11th February 2013 had appealed to the students for voluntary contribution towards patients of Hemophilia.
The students empathized with the cause and a handsome amount of Rs 14300/- was collected and donated to the Hemophilia Federation India.
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